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Tuesday 6 March 2018

Joyful


Good Morning.

Here is a simple card I made while playing with my Distress Oxide inks and a credit card.  
I showed some cards I had created on my blog months ago about how to do this technique but I will give you a short review.

I used a heavy weight cardstock instead of watercolour paper so the ink would sit on top of the paper and not soak in.  I rubbed the Oxide ink directly onto my non-stick craft sheet, sprayed with water and dipped just the edge of my credit card into the ink and then dragged it across and down my paper.
 
When it was dry, I placed the piece inside my Misti to stamp the flower and add the sentiment.


Thanks so much for coming to take a look.

Adding my card to these challenges:
Simon Says Wed.- ANYTHING GOES
Use Your Stuff- ANYTHING GOES
Craft Stamper Magazine- ANYTHING STAMPED GOES
Crafty Cardmakers- FLORAL DELIGHT


Supplies
Stamps- Agapanthus Cluster (Stampendous); Agapanthus Long (Stampendous);
Fill Your Heart (Rubbernecker)
Inks- Tuxedo Black Memento; Twisted Citron, Peacock Feathers, Salty Ocean
Distress Oxides (TH)
Paper- heavy white (local store)
Accessories and Tools- Misti; credit card; Mister (TH); non-stick mat (TH)

19 comments:

  1. Really gorgeous card, your inking looks just perfect and works so well with the stamps.
    Thanks so much for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge. I hope you have a great day x

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  2. What a beautifully designed card with that gorgeous background for the silhouette images.

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  3. A wonderful design and gorgeous coloured card, Kate x

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  4. A beautiful card Karen, a fabulous background and lovely sentiment - so pretty.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  5. What a GREAT IDEA on using DOX inks. Will have to have a go at that! Thanks for the inspiration. GORGEOUS card. xxx

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  6. Hi Karen i love this card,especially the words and such a gorgeous colour,well done my friend xx

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  7. Your card is Joyful, Karen! Love these gorgeous colours, and the fun technique you've used. xx

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  8. This is a brilliant technique using a credit card to apply the ink Karen, and love these open and silhouette agapanthus flowers and sentiment. I love the combination of green and blue oxides you have used. x

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  9. great take on your credit card technique, love the colours you used and always love your black silhouettes :)

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  10. One of my favourite old stamps - I must get it out again! Love the background and the combination of colours!

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  11. A beautiful image over the stunning background resulting in an awesome card.
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  12. Beautiful card Karen, I love how you use the oxides. I have stocked up on some more oxides, now I just need to use them.

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  13. Beautiful card. Love the background and that special sentiment. Thanks for sharing the technique you used, I will have to try that.

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  14. Another super creative card Karen, thanks for sharing how you did this! I don't have any oxides yet so might try with regular inks and see how it works.

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  15. The effect of those inks and the credit card technique is fabulous x

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  16. So pretty, my friend! Love the background and another fantastic sentiment to live by!

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  17. It's fab once again Karen, you keep on making such glorious cards..I am in awe mf ;) hugs Viv xx

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  18. Beautiful card. Thank you for joining us at Crafty CardMakers this week. Hope to see your beautiful art projects here again soon. Judy DT

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